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These companies with no CEO are thriving

These companies with no CEO are thriving

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Get to know the different kinds of co-ops, how they work, and how they differ from traditional companies. Co-ops are a big part of the global economy: they employ 10% of the world s workforce and over two trillion dollars flow through their doors every year. At a co-op, there s no single person with overarching, top-down power over everyone else, like a CEO at a traditional company. So what exactly is a co-op and how does it work? Explore the different types of cooperatives and how they operate. Amones-Ray: Why are capitalist enterprises even legal? It's like yeah, no prob, you can run your country as an autocracy, just as long as your citizens can move away and pick their dictator. It's just not a democracy if everyone spends the majority of their waking life in an autocracy.
Date: 2022-09-20

Comments and reviews: 13


One time there was this mom I knew that was a huge Harry Potter fan welll she got pregnant and the first thing she does was try to make the kid into Harry Potter. When he was like 5 he could see good after a eye test so she kept putting egg whites in his eyes to make his vision bad so he had to ware glasses like Harry Potter.
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just so everyone's on the same page: worker coops are workers having collective control of the means of production. that's communism right there, baby. not as scary as what American propaganda would have you believe, is it?
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Can anyone explain to me how a firing decision is made in a co-op? Does it have to come to a vote? Can someone get terminated by their manager, even though they have an equal vote as their manager in the organization?
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The video explained the pros of co-ops, but not the negatives. There always has to be negatives in business. If there isn t, then it s usually too good to be true, which doesn t end up well
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Yet revolutions barely happen against bad governments even though there the most abundant and the government is crippled by corruption and revolutions are easily able to arm them selves
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My former school also has one tiny student co-op shop where they sell books and drinks and thats all, boring but it gives a head start for aspiring business studies student
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CEO are outdated concepts that only exist so one guy can make a lot of money while doing little to no work - and take advantage of the working class to be paid less.
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Friesland Campina is also a cooperation and formally doesn t have a CEO but obviously there is someone leading the company for a ridiculously yearly wage.
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Our water cooperative here in the province is much better, cause the bills we had are not high unlike water management companies in the capital.
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Why is this surprising, it's self evident to anyone with half a brain that people in high paid posistions are over paid and over glorified.
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Sorry anything the WEF produces should be viewed as propaganda. I'm not gonna trust the people who say you will own nothing and be happy
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Basically, the Office US got it right. Andy was missing for three months but the Scranton branch had the best quarter year they had.
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They really just oversimplified the entire concept and still made it sound like it was run like a company with a director board.
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